Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-24
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Songs FOR CHRISTIAN.
Music 90 be sung In the Churches To-
morrow.

Music 90 be sung In the Churches To.
morrow.
MASSES AND IMPRESSIVE SERVICES OF soSs-rux
CHoro AND THE PROGRAMS ARRANGED PoR The
cBRsrxAs FESTIVAL
The churches Of the city are decked to-day with
evergreenS wrought In festoons and wreaths
Preparas,oas for the Christmas festival have been
going on fos several days Choirs have been prac-
ticing. and ro0orrow VIII present elaborate pro-
grams The music IN each case has been selected
with o view 70 fts Appropriateness 70 the Christ
mas festival The servfcesin the Roman Catholic
and Episcopal churches will be especially elabo-
rate. Below will be found the programs TO be fol-
lowed In many OF the churches OF the city.
Roman Catholic.
ST. Patricx's-Hayden's Mass. No. 8, win be sung.
Adcste FidefA Morello; Glory 10 God, Dielman; D
pranis, Misses p. Davies, NJ Mccarthy. Z vandoren
Mrs. CombA Misses Mudd. Ball. ORourke, Daley,
W:s cop%1 noo aro sDa AUS n Mss
Mr.. F. Fsnnell; Basis, Messrs. B. A. Ryan, J. c.
Murray. J. Mandsey, Greig and c. Clarke. organ
junior choir are Misses B. Bingham, NJ. Dyer. II.
Becker, B. Hickey, N. Collins L Hannah, v. New
viii sing: Kyrie. Mario; sanctus. Farmer: Agnus
Def Weber, @; Adeste Fid.les, NoveIlO.
81 Mays tGerman), 9TH street, between G and
H-First mass will be celebrated at ) O'Clock a. m.
Ceebrant Rev. +. j. Tewes. The music at O'Clock
service VIII be Haydn'S No. =, with the Adeste
Fideles, from Novels, for the offertory At 1890
O'Clock a M will be sung La Hasehe's mass, with
Hac NOcta for the onertOry. yespers O'Clock p.
m, Millard Vespers Mozarts Magnireat o Salu-
taris BY Wiegand, and Lambilotts Tantum Ergo.
The choir Is composed OF the following: Soprani,
Niss Eda Miller, Mrs walshe; altl, Miss Alice Nc
and Emil schwakon; bassi, Messrs. August Schwa-
kon, Al Nen, and Ambrose Bart organist, Mrs
ST. stephens. 18th and Pennsylvania avenue
O'Clock mass, Farmers; IL o'clock Mass, Hay
den's second; Onertorum, Adeste Fideles; vespers,
prani; Miss Kate Power, Mrs. Staily, Misses Nc
Dermott, Maher. Cary, Frank, Gowans, Floyd;
AiIi; Mr.. Dessez, Mrs Joyce, Miss Boyd; TENOR;
tiers, Bechcel, GOodchild. Mrs. Mary Gillon, or
gansr anu directress.
and streets, the rrst solemn high mass win be
celebrated at O'Clock. Rev. E A. McGurk cele-
At the ofIertory, Novelties Adeste FidelesL At the
late mass al IL O'Clock, GiOrza's Sd mass, Vent,
Rubinstein; onertory. Date Sonitum Pastores. by
Costa The following sunday, January 1, the
Pope's Jubilee: Gounods mass, st. Cecilia, win be
given, with orchestra and chorus; after the mass,
SOprani, Miss Mollie Byrne, Miss Annie Carter,
Mrs J. II. Mcfarland, Miss Mamie Llvington, Miss
sherman, Mss Alice Morse, Mrs. H. T. Crosby:
tenori. Ar. J. II. Mcfarland, Mr.. 8. II. Witherow,
Mr.. {. Floecker, Mr.: Louis Dorr; bassi, MT. J: III.
HlckOx, Mr.. II. W. Olds, Mr.. NJ. DOnnelly, Mr. Felix
Manoney. organist and director, Mr.. Harry G.
Sherman
viii De at 40. T. 9. and 1880 O'Clock am. Marcos
MASS VIII lie sung at $50 O'Clock AIN. Rev. Geo.
Glaab will ofaciate as eelebrant; Rev. s. +. Ryan
as deacon, and Rev. Joseph Willard as sub-deacon.
Grew. Mr.. Glaab has just been appointed assistant
70 Father Ryan, Mozarps 18th mass will be rem
dered at 1880 O'Clock by the following choir, viz:
Soprani, Misses Mamie Keann, Carrie McGiIl and
- Anderson, and MeSdameS Jordan nee Shiel,
anna ana H Hss amt a x MSe Nsy Ming
Noonan, Annie Tanner, and Maggie Nolan; tenori,
Nessrs Leo stir1e, Jas II. Forsyth, John q. wied-
lsNrffA and N Han
Messra Geo. Riley, Henry c. Boswell, Arthur Della
vigne Martin Grant, Joyce, and Jos Paul. In
tory Is Jeals Vespsrs viii be rendered. al
O'Clock I'm Director, Mr.. Frank b. Neuheiser;
organist Miss Jennie Glennan.
st. Joseph's church, I'd and z streets northeast
Services WIN be held In the school hail. which has
bsen ntted up for temporary use until the church
building shall be completed High masses at 8
o'c1oek o O'Clock, and 10 30 O'Clock am; vespers
9 pm Music, Adeste Fid les; La Hache's Missa
Pro Pace; Onertory, Lambllotte's Pastoreserant
VespefS, AllardS The choir: Soprano, Mrs. q. NJ.
Johnson; alto Miss Maggie seibert tenor, Mr.. Jno.
1arx; oass NEW. D. Mehler; and chorus; organ
10 ana director, MI ChaA b. Donch. The O'Clock
ma. wtu be sung BY the children, accompanied by
string band.
8. H.slhew's-The order Of services at st. Mat
thsWs church win be as follows, viz: High Mass
q $50 and Il Solemn h nsss aSss
deacon, and Father Burca, subdeacon; sermon BY
ds m %ae S;lO sssPsss at VIM
b IA Jael's Mass for male voices before the Mass,
Eoyello's arrangement Of Adeste Fideles, and at
{he Solemn High Mass the music will be Aspeges
Ne b. Geo. Thunder; Kyre, by A. Guilmant;
sanctus, Benedlctui, and Agnus Del, from the
Fsizs Aaas. oy silaA being ITS rst rendition veni
Crestor an 0csettS by J: WelgaDd; at the oner-
Ssassso WITH chorus 81 the ra snoi Ep anS afseG
80 Lsudsis Dominum. BY Cassarini At the Z
{n0 Of the followinf psalms viii be sung: Domino
q Ad1uvandum, Dtxit Dominus ConnteOor. Beatus
siso fI sI.as a0d aas., eo R6sa ana Mag
Alma Redemptoris; duet for soprano and tenor. by
Pablo Campsno; o ealutaris. by VIM waldecker;
TAntum Ergo, q Quartette and chorus, by A. j.
Davis and Laudate Dominum, by Cassarini Inc
choir - composed OF the following named ladies
smisS. T. C. Clark, and the Misses Mamie Noonan,
Nay Sweeney, KITTY Thompson, and McNerhany;
att Ma Josephine Z, Daily, ". Bruce Gray, and
zeh, Blanche Yewell, and Maggie EIchorn; tenor
MessrS Wm. u. Burnett, Arthur May, E Carusi,
b. Nolan Eddie Barbour John Treanor, DIR. John
DAILY, Felix Aahoney, and l. L Cannon The
solos VIII be sustained BY Mesdames 2. r. smith,
!. E DAILY, Misses y. Noonan and NJ Cannon,
Messrs- W. II. Burnett, A May, J. II. Nolan, and
L L Cannon. Prof. WIN. waldecker, organist; L
mass viii De repeated on sunday, January /, 1855,
win the addition Of Romberg's TIE Deum after the
st. Dominic's-solemn high mass at 5 O'Clock, at
which time La Halls mass, exclusively for male
voices, Will be sung, and at the Onertory Adeste
tldeiess BY Noel Low masses will be celebrated
NJ and . O'Clock, and solemn high mass at IL
O'Clock The music for the latter will be Haydn's
second mas, Venf Creator, kentzen. AT the grad
uaI, There were shepherds, by Dudley Buck. At
the Onertory, Date Sonitum Psstorium, by M.
COSTA, VIII be sung. AT O'Clock MarZo's veSpers.
y saiutariA by kossini, and Tantum Ergo, by Ros-
SIM, will De sung.
81 Augustine's, Rev. Michael j. Walsh, pastor
church open at 4:30 g. N; O'Clock high mass.
Before mass, Glory 10 God trumpet accompani-
meng, Dielman; Mass No. 3, Imperial Hayden:
Seni Creator, Wiegand; sermon, Rev. Richard IT,
burke; Onertory, Adeete Fideles, Novello; low
Masses $50 Q, and .; grand high mass at IL
O'Clock, Mass No Il, Mozart; Onertory Hac Nocte
cum tatus est, Cagiiero; benediction; vespers;
SalutArA, GLORIA; Tantum Ergo, Willard; Sadate
OoUlnom, hoSewfg. Select orchestra with chorus
u tdrty voices; orgahist and leader Prof. Charles
Inisfnaca. Leading singers: Sopranl, MrA Mar
Oey, MlsS sarah Coakley; tenorL Mr.. Mace Jack
Son. M Vincent Duval: bassa, Mr.. w. T. Benjamin,
St TheresAs church, Anacostia, D. CT High
1Ase ana oeneolction at O'Clock, Father Hughes
omciauns. The following music VIII be rendered:
0iory 70 Cod, by Deilmaus; La Hache's Mass
AdestS1ftdei by Noyello; veni Creator La Hache.
Ave VAnm, Willard; Tantum Ergo, Millard The
cho1f, which has OF late been reorganized, Is un-
Ger the direction OF Miss Agnes b. Young. So
pranl Miss Mary Hesser, Miss Blanche Mat
unsiy: aitl Mis- Mary Quade, Miss Touhy; TENOR,
MI b r Taylor, Mr.. Malcolm kudlipp; bassi, Mr..
j. Quace, Mr.. VIZ Devereaux. Mass will also be
celeofated both at 2 and O'Clock No yespers
81 fauls chapel corner 18th and streets
northwest, Rev. James +. Mackin, pastOr-Hlgh
ass at 2; Low Masses at and o: vesDers at 30